Safe Harbour
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Grandfather wanted the two of them to start in the local schools.
‘It’s hardly worth it!’ Sophie protested. ‘It’s only a few weeks to the summer holidays and we’ll be back in England by the autumn.’ ‘That makes no difference,’ argued Grandfather. ‘I’m not having the two of you miss out on your education just because you’re here in Ireland. Learning is the very cornerstone of society. You must go to school!’ Sophie sensed his determination, and gave in.
The convent school wasn’t bad. The ...nuns were as kind as they could be to the little English evacuee who had been landed on them. Hugh attended the boys’ primary school, and Sophie couldn’t believe how well he settled in and made friends. She envied her younger brother as he raced around the yard with Donal and Liam, two of the boys in his class, looking as if he hadn’t a care in the world.
She hated to admit it, but she was the one finding it hard to get used to the change.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grandfather wanted the two of them to start in the local schools.
‘It’s hardly worth it!’ Sophie protested. ‘It’s only a few weeks to the summer holidays and we’ll be back in England by the autumn.’ ‘That makes no difference,’ argued Grandfather. ‘I’m not having the two of you miss out on your education just because you’re here in Ireland. Learning is the very cornerstone of society. You must go to school!’ Sophie sensed his determination, and gave in.
The convent school wasn’t bad. The ...nuns were as kind as they could be to the little English evacuee who had been landed on them. Hugh attended the boys’ primary school, and Sophie couldn’t believe how well he settled in and made friends. She envied her younger brother as he raced around the yard with Donal and Liam, two of the boys in his class, looking as if he hadn’t a care in the world.
She hated to admit it, but she was the one finding it hard to get used to the change.
What to read after Safe Harbour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marita Conlon-Mckenna to read onlineMoreLess
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